Graveyard of Empires

Thanks to Peregrine, one of our members, the missing East Germany charts have been added to the previously released Cold War Germany map. Don't hesitate to see that former post to find the full legend! Remember that if you're a MissionPlot user, you can simply point towards your CombatFlite folder i

One of the most obvious difference between civilian and military aviation probably lies in the planning cycle. I admit that my experience in the civilian world is limited: I earned my Private Pilot License as a teenager at a small flight club and later completed my Instrument Rating (IR) between two

In my previous post titled "Visiting Afghanistan", I quickly introduced the "DCS ISR" feature in MissionPlot. The video above will show you more in details how to use it. Enjoy your new tool! How to use DCS ISR feature in MissionPlot (YouTube)

The sole purpose of this post is to help you locate the unique objects and remarkable landmarks that have been discussed in our two previous posts: Kabul area, followed by the rest of the country. For this, you'll find attached a kneeboard page with all coordinates, so that you can easily create a w

Leaving the dense urban area of Kabul behind, the second part of our visit focuses on the vast expanses that define the rest of the Afghan theater. We will first identify the few unique modeled objects located in Herat and Kandahar, and then we will highlight several remarkable geological landmarks.